2006
DOI: 10.1007/s11269-006-9092-5
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Multi-Colony Ant Algorithm for Continuous Multi-Reservoir Operation Optimization Problem

Abstract: Ant Colony Optimization (ACO) algorithms are basically developed for discrete optimization and hence their application to continuous optimization problems require the transformation of a continuous search space to a discrete one by discretization of the continuous decision variables. Thus, the allowable continuous range of decision variables is usually discretized into a discrete set of allowable values and a search is then conducted over the resulting discrete search space for the optimum solution. Due to the… Show more

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“…Therefore, discretization of original space may result in relatively poor performance of the ACO algorithms in continuous problems. Jalali et al (2007) employed the inherent potential of multi-colony ant system to tackle a continuous optimization problem. They utilized a multi-colony system with heterogeneous discretization scheme and possibility of information exchange between the colonies to provide a non-homogeneous and dynamic discretization scheme in the search space.…”
Section: Continuous Ant Colony Algorithms: Concepts and Mathematical mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Therefore, discretization of original space may result in relatively poor performance of the ACO algorithms in continuous problems. Jalali et al (2007) employed the inherent potential of multi-colony ant system to tackle a continuous optimization problem. They utilized a multi-colony system with heterogeneous discretization scheme and possibility of information exchange between the colonies to provide a non-homogeneous and dynamic discretization scheme in the search space.…”
Section: Continuous Ant Colony Algorithms: Concepts and Mathematical mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In continuous domains, discretization of the search space has been successfully implemented. Jalali et al (2007) proposed a multi-colony ant algorithm to discretize the continuous search space non-homogenously in order to focus on the area surrounding the optimum solution.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Otherwise, the one with smaller constraint violation value is selected. Overall, when any of the following conditions are met, (32) and the final effectiveness of e-constrained method strongly depends on the control method of ε value. Takahama et al [47] proposed the following method,…”
Section: Constraint Handlingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…They emphasized superior performance of ACO, especially in longtime horizon operation models. Although ACO algorithms were originally proposed for discrete search spaces, it has successfully been applied to contiuous domains in water resources problems (Jalali et al 2007;Madadgar and Afshar 2009). In ACO algorithms, the optimization search procedure is made by the number of artificial ants.…”
Section: Ant Colony Optimization (Aco); An Overviewmentioning
confidence: 99%